Research and collective creation theatre company
La SubTerránea
The theatre
company
They use to work through collective creation. To define their projects is to talk about research, new stage languages and social commitment. La Subterránea combines art creation with pedagogy and social work on stage.
La SubTerránea Awards
Coexistence Award, Fundación proteger Valencia, 2022.
2022
Maldito otoño, Special Mention Festival Territorio Violeta, 2021-2022.
2021-2022
Federico, Candidate for Max Prize in Authorship Revelation, 2019.
2019
Federico, Finalists Best Children Play Generalitat Valenciana’s Awards 2019.
2019
Maldito otoño. Finalists Max Best Authorship Prize 2018.
2018
Martingala, Nominated for Premios de la Crítica Valenciana 2018.
2018
Maldito otoño. Finalists Max Discovery Prize 2018.
2018
Maldito otoño. Prize Punto G Best Show, 2017.
2017
Martingala, First Public Special Mention Award, Escenia 2016.
2016
Martingala, First Prize of the Jury Escènia 2016.
2016
Creations and shows
After releasing their first show, Pussy Koan (April, 2014), they became part of Espacio Inestable Residences. In February 2016 they created Martingala and they were selected in the Graneros de Creación del Espacio Inestable. As a result, they presented Maldito Otoño (December, 2016), finally released in March 2017.
In 2018, in Festival 10 Sentidos, they set up Ser Visibles, a research project with professional people and vulnerable groups too. In 2019, they premiere Federico, a play for all audiences about Federico García Lorca’s life. For the third time, they were selected by Graneros de Creación, but, in this case, for four years, and they premiered Como las cosas amables at the Teatro La Rambleta, a work of social integration and, finally, Fer-te el sopar i altres delícies , premiered at the Sala Russafa in 2021. In 2023, Persona, another work of a social nature premiered at the Rialto Teatro, thanks to La Caixa Foundation in the Art for Change program. In 2024, Érase premieres at the Rialto Teatro, a work developed in residence at Teatro Auditorio de Catarroja (TAC), thanks to Graners de Creació program.